MicroRNA 943 (miR-943)

MicroRNA 943 (miR-943) is a single-stranded, non-coding regulatory RNA molecule found in humans. As with other microRNAs, it functions primarily by post-transcriptional repression of target messenger RNAs (mRNAs), influencing gene expression networks related to cell proliferation, apoptosis, signal transduction, and the cell cycle[2][4]. While microRNAs such as miR-943 are not classical drug targets like receptors or enzymes, they are considered promising therapeutic targets and biomarkers in various diseases, including cancer and neurodegenerative disorders, due to their broad regulatory impact on cellular processes[4]. Therapeutic strategies for microRNA modulation typically involve antisense oligonucleotides or synthetic mimics; however, no drugs are currently identified that directly target miR-943. Safety concerns in microRNA therapy center on potential off-target effects and unintended gene regulation[2].

Other names

MIR943hsa-mir-943MIRN943